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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1919
Page
3
Rehearsals for the Antlers club minstrel show are held frequently at the club rooms on Summer Street. Progress is marked and the show may be presented before Christmas.
The fragment mentions St Pias and St George's arch with a note about enjoying refreshments. It references Pea detiee and unspecified refreshments, lacking clear dates or actions.
A fragmented clipping lists prize winners including Nore Gratton, 28, and Edith Parker from Lancaster. W K Woods and Col. John E Thayer of Mine Edith Parker Richard, M. Saiton earnals are noted, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a Thanksgiving football game between a school team and alumni. It notes the eleven players have practiced in recent weeks and mentions a sensational display. Names, places, dates, and clear details are unreadable.
Notes indicate several advertised letters including Miss Wether Stanley and Miss Mie Sichermen sent to Oregon. The listing names the recipients and notes their status as advertised.
Concord Junction reports Richard Pendergast visiting Lexington and Helen Barrett of Melrose as recent guests of Mrs. C. L. Groyson. Mr. and Mrs. John Me Miss Wee J. Marshall of Waltham were guests last week. Garden and employment chatter fill the local page with brief mentions of residents and visitors.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, names, or entities to summarize into a factual card with meaningful context.
An excerpt lists attendees including Mrs Adelaide Sime Genevieve Coughlin Olive Carlson Ethel Carlson and Jo Hanson for an upcoming midlight program. The passage notes a formal gathering with multiple named guests.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local licensing issue involving an individual named Mr. O'Brien and a cleveland agency. The text is garbled but indicates actions related to licensing and regulatory oversight.
Plympton Mass. teacher Misa Wdith enjoyed a chicken dinner with Lavine Latevin and Geeta Edith. The event occurred earlier this week in a casual school setting.
The piece notes Don Lent as a standout baseball player in a featured game. It describes a later play where a forward pass attempt is followed by a sprint and a ball planted behind the goal for M. A. Gs second tally.
Fragmentary notes recount student absences and activities including Die Whalen recovering after appendicitis, three week layoff, and a Thursday evening event with Duffere party turnout. Thanksgiving plans and guest lists appear, along with mentions of teaching methods and helpers.
Fragmentary OCR text references O Donnell and Clerke as appointing a list of candidates and a paymaster's action. Mentions a temporary arrangement and a past week, with unclear dates or outcomes. No clear event, place, or organization firmly identified.
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